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TUESDAY, MAY 3,160 A
YOtTU FBESESI DUTY,
Header of the Tbedckts, are yon doing
,your whole duty as a citizen of this Re
public? Have you turned from your mer
chandize, your speculations, your luxuries,
or from that daily humbler straggle which -
is the common lot, to gaze at the dark and
portentous clouds now massing and dark
ening along the Southern horizon? Or If
you are Watching the gathering war cloud,
■and perhaps curiously counting the hours
before the lightnings play and the thun
ders of war reverberate along iU peaks, la
-cot this all? Have you considered or asked
yourself what was your personal dntr?
Has your unconcern grown oat of a fail-,
mre to appreciate the demand ol this pre
•sent boar?
Look at the situation ? The arnajfl of the
.rebellion, musculorlzed by two yeSrs l train
-Sog, maddened by two years' reverses, lean
•and hungry as wolves of the desert, and not
more merciless, ore massed in greaternum
ber than ever before “for a blow at the
•North. 1 ’ But we have opposed to them a
noble army equally experienced. We have
-confidence in Grant. We have no doubt
Sherman will sweep all before him. There
■are multitudes of men whose active patriot
ism is confined to looking fierce when the
.faintest doubt is cast upon the issne of the
•coming battles.
It is well to give our leaders and their
fro ops all the help a confidence in them can
bring. It is wall to believe in Grant. Bulls
it not the part of wise men and wise women
<for it is, as well, to the mothers, wives and
listers, wc arc writing) to look beyond onr
hopes and take counsel of .our fears ? There
indeed stretches along the front in Virginia
«nd opposing the foe in Georgia,and Tennes
see, the strong dyke, made up of firmly set
•bayonets, with stout hearts behind them.
What if a crevasse takes place in this Une,ohd
jucross the wreck of that lost battle the foe
yours his fresh hordes to strike at regions
act uuvisited by this war ? Is 11 wise to say
and to act as If this, was impo6fiiblc,and to go
In busy with onr muck rakes until tbe rattllng
£tonn of disaster Is In our ears? No, a thou
sand times, no 1
And more than this. The very ground on
which stand our homes, is treacherous. From
Among us traitorous hands beckon on the
-enemy, and treacherous signals wait to be
ilnng out. We should do less than onr duty
as public journalists did we not worn the
Northwest that at this present hour, the very
Air Is thick and heavy with peril for all we
hold dear.
The Governors of the loyal States know
-this welL The Governors of the Western
-States have already moved to provide against
'the remote bnt not impossible contingency
•of a defeat In the field. Tbe call for one
hundred thousand men for one hundred days
means that within tbat time wc shall need
them sorely U at all, or tbe war cloud will
have harmlessly spent its first strength.
These men should be instantly in the field.
should come together promptly, and
go forward spedyvith the earnest zeal of a
'people awake to their d&ngerl
Bow is this call being met? Slowly in
•Chicago. And why? Shall we tell you?
Ton, sir, flown ed at your clerk, when with
.•enthusiasm iu his eye he proposed to go.
Tou told him enough that would
smothered his ardent patriotism In &
£unny bag. You, sir, with a fatherly tear in
jour eye pished at your zealous, well grown
•hoy, and reminded him he was not twenty
_one. Ton, madam, have with shining eyes
?ehd of the Spartan mother, bnt tears blind
you to your own path stretching, steeply in
deed, up beside hers. Sisters, maids, who ol
you have not outstretched fair hands to hold
«ome one back from the ranks ? So thou
sands are held, though the great heart of the
people Bays, Go.
This war so far baa been too much of a
foreign mission. If we are blind to the call,
-And a blind and tongacj Congress becomes
Indeed the best exemplar of thlAnatlon, there
41 re depths before us which may well appal
-the stoutest heart As you lay -down this
"Tbibcxe let the work begin. As the braud
was scut through Highland homes In as hour
of Scotland’s danger, so let it speed now.
■Can you go yourself ? Does age, sex or du
ties forbid? Cast about you and see who you
can help to go. As you love your country
lay not a withholding Huger on any one who
■can go. Lclna nothc betrayed by the hoU
-cst impulses of our homes. Let not the
most dangerous traitors to our cause be the
gentle ones of our own households. Com
mence to-day, and let the rallying cry sweep
through the Northwest, over all our prairies
And at ail our firesides.
“ Our country's in Causer
fnd cabs for her sons.”
THE NEWS*
There is still the hurried tread of armed
men hastening to the front. There are ru
mors nf the evacuation and abandonment of
outside posts, too unimportant to justify the
scattering of troops. Thus the Texas cam
paign, and our hold In North Carolina is be
ing temporarily relaxed. Every man is want
ed in front of the enemy. The New York
State militia are being called out The Ohio.
State Guard are coming forward already, over
thirty-five thousand strong. On the rebel
aide there is no less activity. Tne rebel Gov
ernment has pressed for public service all the
Southern railroads for thirty days. All is
such a mustering of war elements as the
world has never before seen, and the hour of
battle cannot be far off
It is due to the zeal and cntciprise of a
home organization, working for its own ad
vancement, to hint that the charming opera
given for lour successful night at Bryan Hall
by the Chicago Musical Union is put on for
the last time to-night.
A Chattanooga correspondent In a letter
<iated April 25th, states that refugees just ar
rived report that there arc only 85,000 rebels
at Dalton, largr finva having bsen toi&draten
to joiu Let in Virginia , and that “the report
-of the refugees is, in the main, confirmed by
intelligence irom other sources at Federal
•command.” This is very Important nows If
the inference be sustained by the facts. But
it will not be the mistake of onr command
ers, ibis time, to infer from the absence of
rebels at-Dallon that there is no dangerous
foe waiting outside to close the trap on them.
McPherson’s CO,OOO are reported busily test
ing the matter whether the rebels have not
fallen back from Dolton to moke a stand at
Atlanta. We shall presently know.
Remember this. The coming “hundred
days' 1 will eland out In our history ns those
of the great crisis of the great war;
.amd every citizen called to cany a musket
•during this period, need have no fear that
personal sacrifice he may make will be
-without occasion, or pass without apprecla*
'tion.
Of course, there ore plenty of men in New
rpork who would cot hesitate to reap fat
profits out of a trade will) the rebels, in mu
nitions whereby the very sons and neighbors
of these venders might be slain. New Tork
ondtbe slave trade have a long companion
ship in a dork page of history, ftnd this Is bnt
ite continuation. 'Will these men be pun
ished If found out, or will It Involve only the
■expense of a trip to Washington to burrow a
vray ont for them through Executive clem
4>ocy? The man who deliberately bonds the
. jaesassin his knife; or who for a consideration
places a lighted match in the hand of the In
cendiary la not half so guilty as those who
have been helping, for hire, the assassins
nnd incendiaries of the rebellion.
Brigadier Gen. Hansom, the hero of the re
cent Red River battle, will arrive in this city
to-day. He has hosts of personal friends
‘here os well as thousands of admirers who
never saw him, but have followed his career
with pride. He comes of good fighting
HXir.
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VOLUME XVII.
stock and has added to the family laurels.
He deserves an ovation.
We have further advices via Cdro relative
to the loss of the Federal gunboat Petrel on
the Yazoo, already before reported. It re
lieves the aspect of the first account which
looked as if the boat was lost. through care
lessness. The rebel force was oyer-powering
in numbers, with powerful artillery and the
Petrel was forced to enecumb.
Washington dispatches from the delega
tion of that State report Missouri free from
the draft, with several hundred in ex
cess of all calls. Now that they see It is con
venient tp have blacks to stop the chinks in
the rolls of the Provost Marshal, they have
done talking in Missouri against admitting
niggers to the privilege of fighting for the
Union.
The foreign news elsewhere, reports the
fall of Bnppel, the Danish post so long and
stoutly defended as the key to the peninsula
of Jutland, and that the Prussians are prepar
ingto occupy both Jutland and the island of
Alscn. The Danish cause is in the damps
and the conference at London still without
result*.
The London Tima affects to scent the odor
of foreign complications in a late movement
on (he Paris Bourse, which it attributes to
the House resolution on the Monroe doc
trine, just now being kept carefully corked
bj the Senate committee.
Gold was in a weak and fainting condition
yesterday, and fell off one cent This only
means that the gold sharks are studying the
war maps and bulletins, and let the gold
market alone for a little while. If we get a
victory, look out to see something drop.
Hence the gold operators are shy.
the irmssr tax.
The excitement among the whisky specu
lators Is cooling off. The hope is growing
into a conviction that the Senate will reject
tbo provision taring whisky on hand, as It
did before, when the excise was raised to CO
cents on the gallon from SO cents. The
House passed Washbnrne’s amendment by
a strong Vote, taxing the stock on hand 40
cento, being tbe difference between the two
rates. Bnt tbe Senate came to the rescue of
the epeealators, and struck it oat, whereby
the Treasury lost twenty millions of reve
nue and the speculators gained it, os all the
whisky on hand advanced 40 cents on the
gallon.
The new tax hill which passed the House
last week by a three-fourths vote, r.dses the
excise on highwlncs from sixty cents to one
dollar per gallon, and after January 1, 1855,
one dollar and twenty-five cents. The effect
of this action is to put up the price of high*
wines forty cents more. Mr. Woshburne
thought that os this advance was all clear
gain, the Treasury ought to have a part of It
He therefore offered on amendment that
whisky on hand shall he taxed thirty cents
per gallon. This will leave tbe speculators
tea cents clear profit, in addition to the for
mer forty cents, which ought to he satisfac
tory to reasonable men.
If tie Senate concurs 'With the House
amendment, the Treasury will gain fifteen to
twenty millions of dollars, and the specula
tors will make over five millions. Bat it the
Senate sides ‘with the whisky gamblers
against the public, the gamblers will pocket
the whole twenty or twenty-five millions in
addition to the twenty millions' previously
fobbed. As we remarked before, we shall
not be surprised to witness the grave and
reverend Senators rote tbe twenty millions
but of the Treasury into the wallets of tbe
whisky speculators. Their sympathies are
notoriously with the speculators.
GEN; BANKS,
The rumors concerning Maj. Gen. Banks'
removal, according to dispatches from Wash
ington, take apparently consistent shape. It
is stated that Gen. Augur is to supersede
him. It Is not a grateful task to record fail
ures of lids kind. It is a still more danger
ous one in a crisis like tbe present to stop
and causelessly defend them. Let the dead
buiy their dead. Our holy war must not suf
fer by the withdrawal of zeal or material for
the cenotaphs of defunct commanders. We
most sincerely regret tbat U is not given to
Gen. Banks, from mishap as amllitary leader,
to fail back upon proofs of crowning success
in civil matters. We bad not become alto
ctUier eatisned with the tenor of news and
gossip from New Orleans, even before the
Red River Expedition set forth. Very am
ple pains has been taken by silly repre
sentatives of the Union sentiment of the
North of both sexes, to show the rebels of
the Crescent City how lavishly and foolishly
even we cold Northeners conld squander
money, and wc feared tbe undertow of this
damaging glitter of a mock court, be-pralsed
andbe-spattcred bv spooney letter writers.
Even previous to the Bed Bfrer disaster, we
had tbe testimony in our possession, that a
tlood-Ude of profligacy and corruption, un
checked, to say the least, by influences at
headquarters, had too largely permeated and
disgraced onr rule in New Orleans. When
courtesans and commanders consort shame-
leesly together iu public, and the quadroon
bails glitter with shoulder straps, what other
tbau evil Influence could go abroad,untU sober
lookers on with cheeks tingling with shame
at the reproach cast on Northern morality
prayed lor a change in rule, and. that
Butler might repair the failures of his suc
cessor. The Tnreryu has written too much
in praise of the late commandos iu Louisiana,
not to give place to these expressions with
reluctance.
Hon. E. P. Ferry, of this city, Direct
Tax Commissioner, recently from Memphis,
where lor some months past he has been ex
ercising the functions of his office, left for
Nashville last evening, to establish there au
office for assessment and collection. Mr.
Fcny bos proved lumsclfa diligent and most
capable officer. He bears testimony to the
promptness with which the sections be has
visited respond to the direct tax. At Mem
phis both Beauregard and Harris paid up
their greenbacks through agents. This all
rebels as well as others can do for the first
sixty days, and “no questions asked.” After
that time the oath of allegiance must be ta
ken by-the o wucr in person, who would save
. bis property from confiscation.
The Fort Pillow investigation by a
committee of Congress, yields fifty-seven de
(osUlons, each stuffed with harrowing de
tails, in support of newspaper accounts, and
dVeu exceeding them precisely as the camera
gives a more faithful picture than the pencil
sketch. The government has given Ha
pledge to act It will do so, calmly and dc-
Itberetely, and give the world time, both to
comprehend the crime and the justice of its
penalty. Probably among the first steps
takes will be ft demand made upon the rebel
government to disavow the massacre, and
deliver up Us agents. The accredited agent
of Jcffi Davis in this city is busy grinding out
on bis organ the rebel psalm of deliverance
from the difficulty, but we do nut believe
much weight will be given at Washington to
this attorney lor the rebels.
Lanllo Union Lcacneßesolatlom.
The following preamble and nutations were
oiised nnsnimom-ly by LaSalle Council No. 14, U.
L. A., at ht laat B slisos , Secretarr.
WnmEAfi, The loyal people of the Unit ed States
tre cncwred to a deadly strngrfe with an insurgent
foe the oienbroir of liberty and tho K -
as
out forth to his Emancipation Proclamation, Is
tnlcnlnted to old to restoring order and establish*
s, ft The expounder of this policy is the
prone? person to cany it into effect; therefore,
Uam"lJ o & n lor .ha I^aodwe
j ledge omrdvcs as lu members to all honora
»ile means to secure his nomtoaLon for that high
That these proceedings be published to
the Chicago Tribune.
The Draft in Mi*»onrl*
St. Lock. At»nl S-\—Two
nail aim Jo?, j. KolUas —sent on toe following
*t&U3neuu<Hte from Washington: v
w role quota due from ilieeouri nnaer all _
calls ...B,Bs>»
Credit bj culiftmenlV fom March let to STch
:d .
Crroit hyenrolled mUitii'..,.,
Credit W TWwi rtseallßtcd
Credit bv colored troops
Total credits,
StJU dae from Missouri * . BSO
a rJf 7 tave excuodSftieirquo*
• aug exceed iti tbc cosstn distileuroM to
•«* «U£«rthc.Bt. Louie aieirtctuf AdSuSail
heap credlto np to tie soth April indnde over
more. Tboe tbe qnou for the &ute Is more
thMD u hev
T *“ * w cSKSf •• *«
thi. Stole loreU the eßmtoe Slttu isSStt™
Uic State, lor ttaw bwW Mrrice
cell to toto eflect on tbc lOlb of M«j. at which
time the reelmcEtora'led out uc to to) reeaffor
ferrice. It testoted ti« Borne of the hrlAdc*
have already been noofleo.
The Jfnft TVotUnc Howe
“ Palchen” bead.
Kew Ton*. May The famona trotting eui*
lion George M. Patchcn died yesterday from rap
ture.
'll |%
NEWS BY TELEBUPH
TEE ONE HUNDRED
DAY TROOPS.
THE NEW FORK STATE TROOPS
ON A WAR FOOTING.
Important Military Rumors—
Evacuation of Texas.
RUMORED REMOVAL
OF CEN. BANKS.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
GEN. RAHSOf.I-THE LOSS
OF THE PETREL.
The Danish War—Fall of
DuppeL
The Prussian Arms Everywhere
Victorious.
The President’s Letter on
Blair’s Commission.
IS LETTER TO THE POSTMASTER
GENERAL.
fBOM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Arrival of General Ransom—Reported
Fight with Forrest*
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbaae.l
Cairo, May 2, 13M.
Gen. T. B. O. Ransom, wounded to tbe battles
on the 6th and Oth instants, on Red River, arrived
here to-day on the t-tcamerEmpreea. His wound
Is getting along as favorably as could bo expected.
Tbe General says be will be la the field, as good as
new, in about thirty days.
The body of CapU Dickey was not recovered.
The Rebels sent a flag of truce Into Paducah yes
terday. asking for on exchange of Surgeons. JC*oL
Dicks returned an answer that oil tho exchange be
had to make with rebels was In the hardware hoe
in shot and shell. Since that nothing further has
been heard of the Confederates, though they are
supposed to be in the vicinity of Mayfield In somfc
force.
The steamer John H. Dickey has just returned
from Paducah. Everything is quiet this morning.
There was a report at Memphis yesterday that
General Kilpatrick’s force had met Forrest in Ten
nessee, and, after a fight, whipped him and cap
tured his wagon train of stoltn stores. The rnmor
had Us origin in sccesh circles, and is probably
not more reliable than such stories generally.
General S. A. Duribnl has been relieved of tbo
commend, of tbe ICtb array corps, and General M.
Brayman, commandant of the district of Cairo,
has bees succeeded by General 11. Prince, who as
sumes command of the district of Columbus to
day, headquarter* for the present at Cairo.
Caxuo. May 2.— Brigadier Gutter al.B. Hansom,
and ex-Bngadler General Stone have arrived from
New Orleans per the steamer Empress. General
Hansom is fast recovering from the serious wound
received at the battle of Sabine Cross-Roads, and
ie m rov/e for home. Be wUUearc toe Chicago to*
morrow.
Tbe Paymaster of the gunboat Petrel, captured
by tbe rebels on the Inzoo Hirer, has arrived,
haring escaped with tbe loss of almost every
thing he had. The officers and men were not sur
prised by the enemy, as before stated, bnt were
attackedat 3 o'clock in the morning, while on the
look out Tbe rebels, several thousand strong,
with four pieces of artillery—twelve-pounder Par
rotts and elz-poonder ordinary rifled gone, fired
through the Petrel, cutting the steam-pipe, smash
ing the boilers, and otherwise injorinnthe machi
nery so that tbo boat could not move. The vessel’s
gunners gave the enemy a broadside, and fired oth
er guns. Seeing the vessel helpless the cavalry
rwom horses toward It, when officers set fire to ft
In several places and abandoned it. All persons
but eleven escaped. No officers were lolled or
wounded.
The Petrel was armed with eight twenty-four
rounder*, and had been sect up the river by the
military authorities at Vicksburg for cotton. Tbe
last heard from Capt, McElroy was from a negress.
She saw him several hours alter tbe capture m the
bands of the rebels, who promised to treat him as
a gentleman if he would take his uniform off.. Tbe
remainder of tbe officers who escaped will be op
on tbe dispatch boat Wilson to-night,
J. M. Smith, convicted of stnoggung ammunition
to the enemy, made confession, sud wae hung In
Memphis last Friday.
Caiho, May 2.—Gens. Hansom and Stone are
passengers by the steamer Memphis from New Or
leans. Gen. Hansom is rapidly recovering from bis
wound. Hie statement goes to exonerate Gen.
Stone from responsibility of disaster resulting
from the disposition of oar forces at Sabine Cross
Roads. He states fnrtberthat Stone his endeared
himself to the army of the Golf by gallant conduct
In-the battle* ofthegthand nth.
On the loth the steamer Roc, bound for New Or*
leans took wood at the month of the St. Francis,
which beinc used in the tnmaccs caused an ex
iloeioc, resultin'; in no damage, save burning the
acre and hands oi the firemen. Afterwards when
about passing Fort Adams she was signaled by a
man near the shore apparently In distress. The
engines were Immediate! s' stepped, and a yawl
lowered for his relleC when n masked battery from
a fort opened on the Roe. Ten shots were fired, one
striking the wheel house doing little damage—39l
infantry also fired on the boat but without
effect. The boat was heavily laden.
The military authorities of Memphis arc press
ing (he hones of citizens for the purpoeoof mount
ing a body of cavalry for dnty at that place.
Memphis cotton market active and firm, all off
erinc tcadny takra; receipts small: middling to
strict middling GG(2.67c: good C3&C5c; fair 72c.
It is reported that Paducah Is again threatened.
Measures are being taken to prevent the Govern
meat property from falhay into the hands 0/ the
enemy should they advance noon the place. It is
said that thousands of people from the country
about Paducah, and contrabands, are encamped
within radius ten miles on the opposite side of
the river from that citv.
Col. Osborn who was wounded at Carbondalo on
the 271b, has since died.
Caino, Msyi.—By arrival of the steamer Mollie
Able wchure New Orleans dates to the 23th and
ilemohls dates to the 25th. The steam-hip Horn-
Irg Star, from New York on the 16th, arrived
on tbeevening of the 25th. The cotton market Is
too unsettled for quotations. A small lot of strict
low middling sold at 80c. Sugar and molasses firm
with a good inquiry; sales ofGOO hbds sugar at 2tc
for cood fair, and 24?*<fus5X for fully fair; 500 brla
molasses £Old at 95c for new. The Mottle Able
brought up 200 bhds sugar and four brls molns -es.
Mrarms, April 29, via Cairo. Mav l.—Martin
Smith was executed to-day in Fort Pickering for
the crime of smuecUuß percussion caps to the ene
my and violating his oath of allegiance. lie stated
at tbo gallows that be was guilty and that bis sen
tej.ee was just. Two other men ate now in trvlu
prison for the same crime and will probably suffer
the some penalty.
Gen. Washburno le very active preparing his
forte lor active dnty In the field.
Geo. fclurcis has assumed command ofthecavahy
here, and is remounting and equlplne them.
Gen. Stnrgis had storied on the 30th nit,, with a
largeforce,onauexpedlt(onafter Forrest. Noth
ing reliable concerning the latter. It is rumored
that be was within a few miles of Memphis with a
lame force and designed capturing that place.
Memphis cotton markc* still active and firm. All
offerings taken at advanced rates. Middling 69c:
cood 78c. Shipments, 816 bales for Cincinnati and
5 bales for St. Louts.
A flag of truce was sent to Paducah this morning
requesting an exchange of surgeons held as prim
ers. Col. Sykes replied that he only had power to
exchsneo bullet?, which at latest advices was de
clined by the rebels.
Gen. flnrlbnt is relieved of the command of the
I6UI army corps.
FJROH MADISOiY.
military matters In Wisconsin.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Trihnne.l
Manises, May 2,1864.
Got. Lewis returned from Washington thla morn*
Ing. He did not join with the other Western Gov*
eroors in their offer of one hundred day men, bnt
promised the President that be would encourage
enlistments of scch volunteers in this State, with*
out designating the number who would go. He ex
pressed the opinion that troops of that kind conld
be readily raised here if needed. Au order will
issue from the Adjutant General’s office on the
subject tomorrow.
Four organized companies of the 55tb (new) regi
ment leave here at 10 o'clock to-morrow for Annap
olis, under command of Lieut, CoL Pier. Major
yyirfn will also accompany them. CoL Bentliff re*
mains here to complete the reglmen».
The Journal to-night annoancea the accession of
Mr. Harlan M. Page, former)? your correspondent,
to Its editorial siaff. ‘
FROM COLUIIBBS.
\Thai Ohio f s Doing for the War.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago' Tribune.]
Conrjiccs. Ohio, May 2,18-J4,
Today the national Guard of Ohio tenoned for
active doty, under the ICO days’call, with greater
promptness than was expected. Returns hire
been received from all bnt 43 companies, and the
rtrendh, so far, is 54,914 men, which will be in
creased to 38,000 by organizations yet to report.
Ohio’s quota of the call Is 20,000.
The draft will commence here to-morrow. The
State is about ‘O,OOO behind.
PKOJI ISWMAI’BWS.
itroTcmcnt of Troop*- Arrest or
Fountain connty fllotew.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ISPU2UPOLIS, Hay 2
The Cth lowa, Wth Pennsylvania, and 11th Indi
ana left this city yesterday for the boa U The-olb
Indiana will leave Evansville for Cairo on Tues
day. The 26th, 83d, and 84th Indiana will depart
this week for the front.
The United States Court will convene in this city
oo Tuesday.
Governor Morton has appointed the followup
offleew of Indiana regiments: 83d, Charles H.
Porter, Adjutant; 9tb cavalry, George TT. Jackson,
Colonel of the Uth Indiana, to be Colonel; Major
Christian Breck, of the 7th cavalry, to be Lieuten
ant Colonel of the 18th cavalry; Edward A. Cobb,
Quartermaster.
General Mansfield returned from. Parka county,
bringing infownitton that the militia called out to
«F?ist the Sheriffin arresting the parties implicate!
in the attempted murder oi Mr. Lay, had accom
plished their mission, having succeeded in arrest*
Ing from twenty to thirty of the rioters* near the
Fountain county line. The militia waa command*
cd by Colonel Budd and Captain Buchanan, who
managed the affair very judiciously. No resistance
was made by cither the accused or their friends.
A preliminary examination was bad before a mag*
Istrate, when ten citizens and two deserters were
held for trial by the Circuit Court. Eight gave bail,
and four are in jail. One of the gang lost Ms life
prior to the aircst of Ms comrades, by the accident
al discharge of a pistol in his pocket.
I KO.n TBE SOUTH.
The Rebel Amborltlefl Take Porscs*
alou ofall tbe Southern Railroads for
Mxiyßays,
Nrw Yokk, May 2.—The Herald's Newbem let
ter of the ‘.6ih eays; "Information has been re
ceived hero that tbe rebel authorities hare taken
possession of all the railroads in the South for the
next sixty days, during which time no citizens are
allowed to travel on them.
“It hadalso been learned that the troops from
Charleston, 8. C M have been brought to Wilming
ton, and there relieved the troops who bargainee
proceeded to Richmond.”
FBOSI WASD^GTOIf.
The Blair Letter
Irom the President.
Washington, May 3.—Accompanying the Pres
ident's message to-day touching the Blair case, was
the following:
Uos. Wovtoojcebt Blahi: MyßearSir: Some
days ago I understood you to say that your bro*
ther. Gen. Frank Blair, desires to be guided by my
wishes as to whether he will occupy his seat in
Congress or remain in the field. My wish, then, is
compounded of what I believe will be best for the
country. It Is, that he will come here, pnt his mil
itary commission In my hands, take his seat
co Into caucus with our friends, abide the nomina
tions, help elect the nomlness, and thus aid to or-.
gunizc a Bouse of Representatives which WIU
really support the Government in the war. If the
mult phaii be the election of himself as Sneaker
let him sene in that position: If not, let him re
tike his commission and return to the
army for the country. This will heal a
dangerous schism for him. It will re
lieve him from a dangerous position in a
misunderstanding as, I think, he is In danger of
bolcg permanently separated from those with
whom only he can ever have a real sympathy, the
severe opponents of slavery.
It will be a mistake If he shall allow the provo-
offered him by Insincere time-servers to
• drive him from rfae house of bis own building. Bo
is j oung yet; be has abundant talents, quite enough
to occupy ail his time without devoting any to
temper.
Be is rising in military skill and usefulness. Ills
recent appointment to the command of a corps by
one so competent to judge as Gen. Shcrman,provcs
tide. In that line lie con serve both the country
and himself more profitably than he could as a
member of Congress upon the floor.
The foregoing Is wbat I would say of Frauk
Blair were be my brother instead of yours.
(Signed) • A. lakcotk.
[Appended to this, and received too late for pu\>
licatics, are dispatches exchanged between the
ries'dentaad General Grant and other military
commanders touching the corps to which General
Blair was assigned.—Eos. Taro.
WasnctGTos, May 2,—The Sub-Commlttec on
the Conduct of the War, reported from Fort Pillow
that tiny took fitty-eeven denositlons, all of which
more than confirmed the newspaper accounts of
the massacre. Thev say It would oe impossible to
exaggerate the cruelties commMed,
In the Senate, the bill granting pre-emption to
certain lands In California was passed. The bill to
regulate the foreign and coasting trade on north*
ein and north-eastern frontier of United States
was passed. The internal revenue bill was rec’lv
cd from the House and referred to the Committee
on Finance. On motion 1,000 extra copies of the
bill were ordered printed.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, May 2.
HOUSE.
The Douse took up nod referred to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs, the resolution of Mr.
Blalnr, of Maine, calling on the Sectary of the
Treasury to state the amount of debt incurred by
the several States to aid in suppressing the rebel'
lion, and declaring, as the Judgment of the House,
that all debts legitimately contracted should be as
earned and liquidated by the general Government.
The House then took up the resolution of Mr.
Harding, offered last December, declaring that the
Union is not dissolved, and whenever tbe rebellion
in any one of the seceded States shall be pot down
or subdued, cither by force or voluntary submis
sion to tbe authority of tbe Constitutionasd laws,
each Slate shall be restored to all Its rights and
privileges under the Constitution of such State
and the Constitution of the United States, includ
ing the right to regulate, order, and control its own
domestic institutions free from all executive con*
trol*
Wr-SHAIUJING, of Ky., said the question tamed
>on the fact whether the Union is dissolved or not,
and tliat whenever a rebellious State is subdued
and voluntarily returns to Its allegiance, it Is a
State hi the Union, with all the rights belonging to
it under the Constitution.
Mr. Harding said, whoever voted against the
molutlou threw himself into the position of say
lug that tbe Union is dissolved. None bat a revo
lutionist, diiunionbt or secessionist would oppose
It,
Mr. ITSON, of Mlcin, moved to Jay tho resolu
tion on the table.
The motion of Hr, Upson was agreed to—yeas,
C 7; nays, SR.
iIr.SRANK, of N. Y.,presented the resolutions of
the Legie aturc of New York affirming and declar
ing that the proclamation of President Lincoln,
declaring the extinction of slavery was> not only a
necesearybut wise, statesmanlike and Constitu
tional measure. It should be made the fixed law
ot the land, and requested the Representatives and
instructing the Senators from that otate to snp
nort an amendment to the Constitution of the
United Stales prohibiting slimy in any State.
The resolutions were referred to the Jndiciary Com
mittee.
The House took np Hr. Wadsworth's resolution
declaring that the powers not delegated to the
United bint*b by the Constitution, nor prohibited
by U to the State, are reserved respectively to the
States as to the people, and that the executive cm
neither directly or mdirecily exercise any of the -
pewers thus reserved, or lawfully restrict or ob
struct the exercise thereof by the people.
Mr. FARNSWORTH of Dl„ moved that the res
olution he referred to the Committee on the rebel-
Ilona States. . ,
Hr. COS of Ohio, moved to lay It on the table
In order to get n square vote upon U. The motion
was disagreed to by iHft the negative.
Hr. COX now asked for a vote directly on the
resolution, which he said merely affirmed the l&u
--cuaee of the Constitution, but tbe House referred
it to tbe select Committee on the Rebellious States
by a vote of «u against 50.
On motion of Hr. JOHNSON of Pennsylvania,
the Committee for the District of Columbia were
instructed to Inquire into the expediency of drain
ing ;the aty by culverts, and cleansing the Wash
ington Casa) Jn order to preserve tbe health of the
city, which Is greatly endangered hv the moat del
eterious miasma aud malignant atmosphere from
the surrounding hospitals.
On motion of Hr, WILSON, of lowa, a resolu
tion was adopted calling on the Secretary of the
Karr to furnish all tbe Information concerning the
construction of the rebel ram which made the re
cent attack on tbe United States forces at or near
Plymouth. Also why the construction of the ram
was not prevented and precaution taken against Lta
A message was here received from President
Lincoln and read, giving the information called for
respecting the assignment of Hr. Blair to a com
mand in tbe army. The message was referred to
t -e Committee on Elections, and ordered to be
printed.
Fit 031 FORTRESS MOSttOE.
Little N* C., ETacuated-
Fotir Hundred Bxchaugcd prisoners
fiom Slclimond.
Fouttjcss MoNßor, May I.—Little Washington,
N. C M was evnenated by our forces on Thursday
last, the troops there helm: wanted elsewhere.
A flaj; of truce boat arrived here this evening
from City Point with *OO of our exchanged pris
oners. So newspapers or .news could be ob
tained.
FROM KEW ORLEJI^S.
Nrw TotK, May 2.—The TTorWV New Orleans
letter reports that the evacuation of Texas by our
forces has begun, and also says, a report has reach
ed New Orleans thattbe rebel General Polk is at
Camp iloore, ninety miles from New Orleans,with
15.000 to 20,000 men, to move at once on Port Hud
son or Eaton Rouge- _ _ . _
Tbe Washington dispatch of the New York Times
pare: “Rumors prevail that Oea.BanUsia snper
eeded by Gon. Augur. 11
National Xypoprrapliical HJnloa.
lodsvills. May 2.—Tbe National Typotrraphi
cal Union convened here to-day. Twenty Unions
were repretenied. The following officers hare
been elected for the ensnimr year: President, A.
M. Carver, Cincinnati: Ist Vico President, W, L.
Fairchild, Philadelphia; 2d Vice President, C. B.
Smllh,-Kew York; Secretary and Treasurer, W.
F. Mocre, Detroit; Corresponding Secrctary.il.
G. Mason, St. Louie.
Tlic War Inrfortli Carolina.
New Tons, May 2.— The Ct/mmerdaTß Fortress
Monroe letter 6ay»: Gen. Wessells* command are
at Banl»hurr. N, C., <n route to Richmond. Also,
that the rebels bare evacuated Plymouth and ail
Eastern North Carolina to swell the ranka of Leo’s
army.
Also that the 10th corp* entire and 18th largely
augmented, are with Gen. W.F. Smith.
Cor lUc One Hundred Rays 1
Service.
Drnrgm. lowa, Maj Hecrnitint: for the one
hundred day service 5a here rapidly# The
companies are Alims up. Dubuque mil do her
duty tn this emergency.
BeLel Version of the Capture of Ply
mouth, If. O;
The Petersburg ASnprw. of Apnl 23d. gays;
VTe are still without full official Information of
the brilliant affair at Plymouth. We learn, howev
er, upon reliable authority, that Bldnsiahlng com
menced on Sunday, continued briskly Monday and
Tuesday* and on Wednesday the enemy’s works
were carried by assault in a most trallaut manner.
The Yankee commander, Brieadier General Wea
sels, as will be eecn from a lUchmond telegram In
another column,was twice summoned to surrender,
but refrains to do so, the place was stormed and
captured. The number of prisoners taken Is now
stated to have been two thousand Are hundred, be
sides the negroes who were taken. The same tele
gram states that a splendid two hundred pounder
gun was also amongst the valuable articles cap
tured.
Pegram and Graham's batteries, both from this
city, were engaged in the conflict, and did splendid
service.
Gen. Hoke has struck a most effective blow for
the redemption of bis native State. Bis command
was composed of North Carolinians, and they have
nobly and gallantly liberated a most Important
£art of their State from the invader. We shall
are more and yet greater news from this and co
operating expeditions.
The co-operating naval expedition is under the
command of Commander R, F. Pinkney. Com
mander J. W. Cooke commands the Iron-clad gun
boat Albcnnarie. in Roanoke River. Lieut. 6. P.
Loyall commands the iron-clad gunboat Reuse, in
the Keoee River, and Lieut. R. B/Minor commands
a flotilla of “ cutters 11 in the Chowan River.
Plymouth is in Washington county, near the
month of the Roanoke River, and the country
around Is stud i o be very rich and full of supplies.
The two other places held bv the Yankees on the
North Carolina coasts are •Washington, at the
month of the Tar Blvcr, and Neabern, at the
month of the Reuse. -
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1834.
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO MARKET-BVEfmiO BOARD.
Mosdat Erzsrvo, 10p. sc.
At tbe Sherman House to-night there was a good at
tendance, but the general markets ruled dull and
llfcle»,wlth little or so disposition to operate.
u mriT was in very Umltcd request, and prices full
Xc below tbe closing quotations of 'Change. Salas
were: 5(00 bo -No I Spring at *143; l7,Doobude at
|L24X: 50,0(0 ba No 3 Spring at $143; SCQO bu do
(bhort receipts) at 1.21*; 2000 bu do (la A. D.4 Co's)
at luJO-tUe market elostng very doll, with sellers of
No lat (1.21 X and No. 2at $143, but no buyers.
Cokjt was quiet, with buyers of No 1 atSOc, and
selleraat $l4O, and buyers of No 3 at 96c. with sellers
at9GXc. Sales were: MjWO bn No Sat 96c.
Oats were neglected and dull—with sales of2.oM.ha
short receipts No. 1 at C6}fc*and 1,000 bu do at 60Xc>
Bionwisss were In better demand,owing to more
favorable news from Now York, and the market ad
vanced ljsc ovt r the extreme prices paid on 'Change.
Sales wuet**Ss brls (lu tbe afternoon) at $1.16; -B
brla (In tbe evening) at |l.ib#;2sf brls do at #1.17;200
brls do at 61,18—tho market eloaing with boyen at
$1.17 and sellers at $ LIB.
Salt was Id fair demand, and we note a sale of TM
brla Saginaw Fine on Brower's dock at $246.
Mafia Four waa lo good demand at $23 50®2740, but
tellers were generally asking $2740 for good brands.
NEW YORK. CATTLE MARKET.
[Deported exclusively for the Chicago Tribune.]
Nrw Tons, Monday. Mar 2. IWI. .
Bare Wc have on sale at Allcrton’a to-dsy
S.L'Obead of ballocka, the general quality of which la
shore the averags. The weather is goad and very fa*
rorable for trade, which very slow, and the market
Is the hardest for drovers which we bare had for many
weeks. The top prices current to-day. excluding fan
cy cattle, or ettra holiday beef, ore per lb, for net
weight, seller slaking offa>, 1501SC; medium quality,
say the average of a good fair drove of GOO or <OO lbs
weight Illinois steer*, The lowest rates. In*
dud log light, thin steers and coarse oxen, iSdtSc. This
Isa decline of fully le per lb on last week’s prtcesAnd
the prospects for drovers tonight look gloomy.
fcli£tP—lbo Sheep market la doll. Compared with
list week,prlccanrelower. Beat price, Uro weight,
r>, 10c for woolcd. -
BOGS—The Hog market, compared with list week,
Is doll and over stocked, and prices ere 1c lower. The
range of prices 9 ft, live weight, are t®SHc for corn
fed, and for distilling Hogs. The market at
ibe close has a very duliaspcct.
Sr* Louis Market*
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.)
St. Lome May?, iw.
Tobacco—Sale* 11 hbds factory at $6X0011.10; 20
do pooler* do at 7.C5Q11.60 ; 16. do common shipping
leaf at 1:2.20316.30 ; 9do medium do at $16.5A32fi.00;
6 do medium manufacturing do at s2fl.SoOi'.sil.
Flour—Dull ;a»lo.« SSObhls city XX at $8.53; 136 do
XX at $7.75, Iniprcted, bead Hoed ani delivered; 461
do spring wheat X, $-U5; 230 do ipriog wheat super,
fft.so l 2co do country branded X, $3.90; 160 do spring
wheat super, t&iio.
Grain - - Of Wheat the tale* embrace 50 sack* choice
white at $1.80; 788 do good to prime at $1.6331.63;
2,3 do comznoQ at $1.55; 423 do Sub at SLSIK 1436 da
sprite at sL9ft; do do st $1.3.5; 267 do do at s!.£>.
Corn firm: rales 215 sacks prime white at $1.14-31.16:
818 do do mixed hud yellow at I 1.12&1.13 ■ 4,055 do fair
mixed at SUO; 212 do mixed at $1.(9; 312 do comrato
at SI.OTQIXB. Oats—Sale*l,&o sacks at 90,4 c; 1,153 do
at Me; and 52 do at 92c. Rye and Barley active; and
sale* 81 sacks In store at SLSS; 235 do at ft.53; 316 do
sll3, delivered; IC3 do spring Barley at #1.5031.55.
Wjuskt dull and heavy; tales 200 hbls at SUS; 110
doatfl.l3; 50 doat JJ.IL
rKovisiowß—Ba«on—We note sales SO casks and
3/00 as. clear Bides, part packed, at l8Hc; 5,600 as.
Shoulders, packed, at 12Hc; 1,900 bbls Hams, packed,
at 14c; 5 casks salt Bams, lie; small sales Rump, in
bnk,U>Sc¥&.
Cltclnnali Markets*
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.)
Cincinnati, May 3.
FT.otm.~Tbe market continues depressed; 1,000 brla'
superfine sold at SIBO, and 250 brls extra at SUO
Wmaxr.—Prices are somewhat unsettled. Light
sales were made at $1.1831.20.
Pkovibioss.—There Is rather an active demand for
Mess Pork and prices advanced 50c. City mess Is held
firmly at |MAfI; country $25A0®26.00. Sotbl jg trans
piring in bulk meats or bacon, bat are bold with rath*
cr Increased firmness. Lard firm at at 13,4 '* but the
demand Is light. .
GBOCXkXxs.—Market quietbntfirm. Cofiesis held
at 464317 c. Sugar, the demand la light, hut hvld
firmly at lo4®v2c; hard refinedM®2-34. Molasses
firm at
Milwaukee Market.
[Special Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.!
MtLWAUSKz, May 3,1861.
Ftom— Dull and drooping.
ORiXN—Wheat, receipts 59.000 bn; dull.snd 4®lo
lower. Sale* this morning of 40,000 bu No 1 sprlss.
wiaterrecripta at
receipts at $1 26. Sale* on ’Change of 9,0(0 bn No 1.
spring, winter receipts at 51.33K; 18.000 ba do sum
mer receipts at $1 Affll— I Hf.
Market st Kewball Uonac this evening very quiet
tnd ruling la favor of buyers. Sale* of No 1 fresh
receipt* at sl34#*
Conx~Qolet- Sales SSO bo new shelled at 9SC on
track; 150 bn do delivered atP'c.
Bai-LBT~Stcady. 6a lea of SIXO hn prime delivered
at $1.45.
Kcw It ork M arkets—May 2.
CortON-Qnirtand tlrm;S3®Slc for middling uplands
and SCc for tow middlings.
Fiom—State and western dnll and 10c lower. Sales
it [email protected] for extra state; *7.60ft7.90 for round
Loop Ohio; f5.00«5.75 for trade brand*—doting with
no buyers at onulrte qttniatlon.
Ws»st -Firmer, at $U&31.20-clo«lng Arm at lat
te o»ai C K—dVbeat doll and nominally! to 2c lower.
Tulea at 21 TCftl.73 for Chicane spring and Milwau
kec clnb; [email protected] for winter red western. Corn
continues doll. Old mixed western at In store.
»waii parcel K« Weber. Oau in moderate reaves:
;it S7®fißc for western
VaTSox.istrii—ln fair request. Sales of erode at
;t«3>Sc: refined in bond at swaißc: refined free at
su«fcc.
Wool—'Very firm and In fair demand.
rnonstONs—Pork Mgher at $46.75 for mem $
frrolC to s for new do, being held
Weber at the close: f2S.%f*2L«K (or old and new
pr'me; $27.25 for prime mem. Also 1,500 btis now
.Inly, at buyers' option, and on Saturday ercnlnr
U(c hr j* prime mess Tor May, at sell««r option, at
J27.5P. Total stock, old and new. May lat, 9\W» brta;
tame dstMsst month, 101.139 brls: same date !«t
rear. J09.0C6 brls. Beef market quiet and ateady at
tS.CWtKXO for country mess; sAto®7.oo for prime;
SlftjDTOi&Oo for repacked mem; $10.0x429.00 for extra
mcSA Total stock, old ard new. May 1it,50,202 pkzs;
•sine date last monili, (i.m pkgs: fans date last
year. 72,224 pkce. Prime mess beef quiet and qd
ebansed. B*cl h»m» Inactive- Cut meats steady at
;i#eJ2c; Sboalders is&lSXe. Bacon sides un
•forced. Lard quiet at itftUVc. Hotter steady at
TGS2c for state and Ohio, cheese unchanged at
ftsdtc for new. __
New Money nnd Stock Market
Nsw Tons, May 3.
Monvy dolt,6«7,larce supply.
Sterling Exchange lower, and dnll at $1.35, enr
’ Gold dnll and lower, opening at 78>g, closing dnll at
“V.
Government Stocks qnict. IT. 8.6 a, 8:; Coupons,
113 V; 7-SOs,Octch.rand April.
Stocks Irrccdlar and weak. U. 8. 6s. 5-NH, Ex.
CotipjCSSC; Tenn.fis,s7: Mo,Bs.7nii; O * V.Cert.
M; Canton,43}*; Pac. Ma 11,221: O. &
N. w,.so< i Y,
•isS's do'pfd.UWW: Hudson. 182; M. DnJ-gHi.
!«>?: fogtd.W;DL C., I»K'- Q.*: RjHB: Galena,
Kf. H. lit no tc.B. * Q-135; P. D. C. 58: T, & Wab.,
CD; Tort waync, ex. dW.ICJ. „ . ... ‘
Boston Mining Stocks—Bsv State, 21Jf; Conner
Fairs, tSV; Franklin, Huron, 41K; lale Royal, 35;
N.w.,13; Pewahlc,s7; R3ckland,l3>f.
Tbe Foreign Hlarkeu.
nmwraopij IByTeloctspb-
LtvTuroot, April 2f1,-Tslcbanlsor,Spence, Se Co..«nd
TVakPfleld * Co. report ilonr dnl« and nasaleahle.
Fricm nominally nnehangetl. Wheat la moderate
demand at call. Corn doll at 2Ssft2Sa 5d for mixed-
Pronsiojcs—Beef qnlft bnt generally Urm. Pork
nbehanced Baron dull and rather lower at ?"83108.
Lard very quiet at 42* fid«4Sa M. Rotter dull.
GnoCFEirs—Sugars firm and In good demand. Cof
fee steady. ,
LONDON NABKXT. _
Bpsat sttits—'Wheat dull and rather iqwcr. Floor
neglected.
Guoovuixß-Sngar quirt and str.'dy. Cafifee, again
easier for some sorts of Ce.vlon. Teaunh tered.
Livxnpoot., April 21.—Cotton buoyant; all quali
ties a trice higher. . ,
BBZAbsTurrs dnll ana tending downward.
but
ciTlon refused for refined.
Txjwdon, April 21.—Console Pd for money I
Ene shares 6T»CB; Illlpplß Central,lN3l4 discoont.
BatTalo Market—Mar 2,
Flovr—Dnll and nncbanccd. ,
Gpais—Wheat lower. Sales No. 1 Milwaukee
SorlQcat 8l SS<aiJ-9 Cora dnll with nnallMles on
urlve terms. tI.W offered to arrive wlthont btdi.
o*ipqulctat77c. .
WnisxT—Market cloficd firm at $1.13.
Fusionra—Lower. To Albany,whcatlSo; to>ew
York 18c. for 48 Floor, 29.-
hii brls; wheat, IH.4S7bn; coru.SI.O6J bn. Canal ex
ports for 48 hoars are; Floor, 15 oris; wheat. 7*,150 bo.
Bank Statement*
Dcwwein 5pecie..........
Circulation
Iccreaßed deposits
{For Further Teleffrap'iieKevci xse'Fhurth
NTehj auoErtisenxmts.
Ak excellent opportij-
MTY FOB INVESTMENT la offered lor a few
only. . _
A Brick Residence Containing 10 Tcooras,
with Bilct Barn In »he rear, readily vents for *6OB ner
•.nnt;m. Price $-1,800. Adf ress “ « AP, ’ Poti-piflce
Drawer SfcS. moS-casMt
REASONS ARE OBVI
TSTVHT
Ererm’&. 157 Lake St., cop. of Ea.salle,
Is tLe popnlar niotojjraphlc cstabUabtneaC of tie
•ivy-CriC ptcsnre?. tow prices, accea* easy. (only one
pair fitsJff). Every aifcntlon shown cn*tmners.
'writs dcVW* orWy ** per dozen. WM. M. EVER
ITT, Proprietor. IUY NIAS. Operator. ma3-e23Mt
miVIDEND NOTICE.
6 " PIURT NATIONAL BANK.
TbeDlrcrtorß of the FIBSTN ATTON \L UAM\ har«*
this dnr declared a pro rata dividend equal to SIX.
TEEN PEK CENT (In per annate on the capital s ocV
•f ibia BsnV.fre* of GoTerrmeni tax. payable on ana
after tile I "til Inst., Ja New YorK KieljAnto
m; S-pG-St E, B. BRAISTBD, Caahter.
COPARTNERSHIP.
c . W. WACIMi
HaslMftdftT been admitted a member ot oar Ann,
W i>% i l^ Wl ‘ S,ri ° S aaPEARSON * CO.
ro»y3-re2-8t
T> OSES AT A BARGAIN
—AT
Weed gcirio; Machine OlUcc,
TOMSSMIMt O' WASHINGTON STEEET^
T HAVE THIS DAT ASSOCIA
-8 ted wl?h tec In the Flo nr. Feed and General Pn>
SccSdCommlW* Mr. JAS. ROBERT
son The business will hereafter becondncted under
the name and firm of Simpson & at
South Water street- B.Y.SIMreON.
Chicago, Mavlßt.lS&4. myS-g2-3t
OPECIAL NOTICE.—To-whom it
O mavconcern. .We hereby camtion all persons
not to negotiate an acceptance of ooreto the order of
C J. Psrkbont. for seventy dollars at ten d*s», dated
April SO, ISC4. The same waa obtained by base false
4 HITCHCOCK.
PROPERTY OWNERS -WEST
of Colon Part, 111 Itotof to toil
Tltmity, fltßitln* article* purchased In the citv dur
ing the o»T expressed to their residences can have
their orders nromptly and carefully attended to by
SaSStSa S U?e office of S. P. ROUNDS 46stato
itreetT m*S-e2s«t
OPEN QiO DAT.
Bqlok Robxnbox.
.$ -FOjW'l
. 2,«00,T0
Is tin ahbrrtlsements.
riHICAGO CITIZENS’ CORPS,
F, 111. Vol. Mlilsta. You are hereby ordered
to apt ear at your Armory. In Garrett Block, to-day
(Tuesday) at one o'clock, for street parade. Also oa
YVedoesdav evening to attend an important bnsl
ueea meeliug. Every member, old or now, is expect
ed to be pre>ent. _
Terordcr C. E. SINCLAIR.
myS-cil-lt Lieut. Con'H’g.
n eadquabteas Chicago
X I CITY GUARD,Pint Regiment Illinois militia.
Chlcaeo. Apniaoih, l®*l.—Tbe officers, non-commts
eionedofficers and privates of this regiment will re
port then selves at tde Armory at 1 o’clock, "sharp,”
on TUksday, May 3rd. folly armed and equip-
Col. Con,.
Chicago light goaku.
Ton are hereby ordered to appear at your Ar
mory In Lincoln Ball, tala (TUESDAY.) at 1 o’cloclc
ahsni, tor afreet parade. Every tuemhnr mast posi
tively attend. By order , „ . „
trys-e2f»lt J. A- WILSON. Cant. Cim.
QNLT 100 DAYS.
Join Hartj’s Light Infantry.
The underttgned have been authorized by Col. B.
M. Uotijsb to raise a company for *o3 cays service.
Any onewtdUnsto Join this company sad regiment
■will please call at the General Bfcrulting Station,
north-east comer Coart House Square, Chic iso, lit.
The Families of married men enlisting in this ser
vice will receive two per week from the Chicago
Board of Trade. I'ersoaa bavin* squads of men t>
brine for ibl* company or restates! will oc farnlsbed
with tranßDOrtatloa by addreeslne either of the under
signed, F. O. Box 19j4, Chicago. lU.
CH4.9, H. VOOEIi,
CH&B. VABGES,
If. F. BESN£rT,
RecrnlttoT Gflic^ra,
myS-fKft-lw
ATTENTION it IK KNIGHTd.
LA A Stated Conclave of Apollo Commsodcry,
Ko.l Knlchls TemMar, will be field at their A?jlum,
Masonic Ten t>le,this (Tuesday) evening. May sd, at
"Vf o’clock. Workon the orrerofilie P C.
mjS-)C0-lt J, a, MONTGOMERY. Recorder.
T’M DYING FAR FROM THOSE
JL I LOVE. A most beautiful Ballad by
X n. THOItZAS. Price 3(1 Cents.
Preserve this ana look here to-morrow.
Eoor & cady.
*T'A X KOTICE.—O wners of
I West Side property will recollect that State
and county Taxes, to save costs, matt be pud
on or before May IMh. A. AIKEN, E-q„ Collector.
Si v>'m Randolph street, will gladly exenange rax
Hecelpts lor greenbacks until that dMt ma'PeTA-it’
OffAKINE PROTECTION A3SO
LTjI CIATJON. 1 here will be a regular meeting of
the above Association on TUESDAY KVkKINQ,
mAT id. As business ot Importance will come be
fore the Association it Is desired that all members,
and Others interested, will bo ou hand. Per order of
th*»Kv «‘om w. A. PVtKKt*. uwv
DISKAe>KS OF THE M'K AND
KAR. DH. J.U. Wnx.KKB.IU South Clark street,
Chicago, Oculist and Aurist, give* hit undivided at'
tentlun to tbi* Important specialty, and performs all
operation* connected with Ophthalmic and Aural SUr
uiry, Certnlo disoiseaof the throat which frequently
csu»e Beaihes”, and noises in the head, alau receive
special attention. Artificial Eyes, Ear Drums, Ac.
P O Box 387. myS-m-lt
REMOVAL —Davis Brothers have
removed from No. 129 to
No* 165 South Water Street,
where they will be pleased to see their old patrons
and all who are wanting goods in their line.
maVeSSMI
MONET TO LOAN ON GOOD
ili Real Estate Security, In sums of from
$5,000 TO $30,000,
at a low rate of Interest and cn t0
T"a3-c26t-lw at McCormick’s Raaper Office.
TJISSOJjUTION —The firm of
CAMPBELL * WOOBHTJPP
U this
EBEN WOODRUFF. __
Chicago, April 2,1864. majc33l-8t
/COUNTRY NEWSDEALERS
VJdealnuc their supplies of Chlcaco dailies and
Eastern publication* promptly, and at
THE LOWEST CASH IBICES,
Will order from C. H. SHABRB,
ma6-t 963 -St-arr 88 Qrlawolu Street.
R* I>. BEEBE,
Operative Surgeon,
Office—M Clark street. Resld»nce~l2l State street.
mjMJ3-2icel
TJEMOVAL—
kaIes & WILLIAMS
Have temporarily removed their Law Office to
1G DEARBORN STREET.
my3-g9-3Uiet_
J P. EARNUM,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
67 Lake Street.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
TniS-eSCtkltTAi net
Dl: SOLUTION AND NEW co
partnerships.
Tpe old firm of
L. D. OLMSTED & CO.,
expired by limitation on the first of May.
Messrs. LYMAN BAIRD and FRANCIS BRADLEY,
who bare been the sole conductors of Uic_
Loaning and Collecting Business
of the said flnn,have formed a copartnership, aud
wilt continue, under the style of
f BAIKD & JBE U>U3Y,
tbe same business as heretofore, Including that of the
purchase ana sale of REAL* ESTATE*
Mr. S. M. MOORK, partner In the insurance busi
ness ofthe old firm, and JOHN K. STEARNS, have
■issocisicd under tbe name of
2IOOBE & STEAE-NS,
and will continue »be Life and Fire Insurance Dual*
nc .ju-«llat tbclr old office, corner of Lake an! La-
Sabo streets.
Chicago, May 3,-ISSJ. myfrgS-lw
pAMILT DTE COLORS
(PATENTED OCT. IS. ISBS.)
AS AVISO or 80 PEE CEST.
bijcl'for bilk.
DARK BLUE, ~
* LIGHT BLUE.
FRENCH BLUE.
CLARETdtO VfS .
LIGHT BROWN.
JARKBR-tWN.
SNUFF BROWN,
For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mired GoM*. Shawls,-
Scarfs, ureases, plbbona.Giovea. Brunets.Bata, FeAth
cri.Kld Oluvte,Children's Clothing and all klzdsuf
Wiarlog Apparel.
CIIIRBY.
LIGHT DRAB,
FAWN DRAB.
LIGHT FA WN PR AB, DARK GRE BN.
LIGHT QUEEN
MAGENTA.
For 25 cents you c*n color as many goods as would
ofheralfe cost five times that snm. vailon* shades
can be rrodneed from tbe asms dye. The pr :ce»s la
simple, and any one can me the dye wbh perfect suc
cess. Directions in English, French hod Gorman, in
side of tachpackage..
MAIZE, * ROYAL PURPLE, BLATU.
MAKOdN. PURPLE. SOPERtNO,
ORANGE, SALMON. VIOLET.
PINK, SCARLET, LEATHfaR.
For further Information In Dyeing and giving a per
fect knowledge what colors are best adapted to dye
twer othvrs,’twllh tnanv valnable receipts. (pnrcha*e
Powe * Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and coloring.
Sent by mall on receipt of pnee—lo cents. Masufac-
* OTd ’ >y HOWE & STETEN9,
280 Broadway, Boston,
fpr For «alc by Drogels's and dealers generally.
mjS-c2Kk6t x TB3 a sat net
COMPETES.!
ENGINEER.
Aycungmanwhohaßhad experience In nr?nln* a
portaWeetcamcntfnelnaprlmlng office, canUnia
penmmeni situation at
JONES & SMALL’S
133 late Street.
njj3-fS6-3t-KCT
W, ST KONG,
203 Randolph Street.
Manufacturer and Dealer In
FURNITURE
BEDDING,
Have la store a large and elegant assortment of rich
Parlor, Chamber, library and Dining-Room
Suits.
Abo a fine assortment of medium and low priced
Furniture, adapted to the wants of the trade.
ap2o dSSs-mt-oet
pHOFESSOR BOYINGTON’S
CELEBRATED
Petroleum Roofing Varnish.
The only reliable and enduring article for covering
•nd priserviDg from raster leakage old or new mos
cr resFe! bottoms. It also has no superior as an Iron
or tin‘Varnlrb, especially tor nil machinery exoosed
lo the weather, such as reapers, mowers, smoko
-rack 9, Ac Foi sale by LORD *« S.triTll. 23 Lake ar.,
Chicago. nyJ-eßh-ltTUATgnct
EX-
BESSE PLANT.
The great fame which this medicine hat acquired,
both here and throughout the .Annies of the We*t
ano Scu'h.esaremedvior Durrhaja. Dysjnte*-v.an-;
all relaxed condition of the bowels, almost precludes
the necessity of advertising It in tbli ci y; bat as
there are many strangers in our mlost who may be
suffering from these complaints, caused either bs
chance of climate, water or food, we woald remind
them thatthia medicine oosaesaca wonderful efil'icy.
In our Almanac will he found the teailnjrmynf B.lg.
Gen. Fit* neerr Warren, IT. 8. Vols.; Col. s. fl. Lp as,
0. 8. A .Chiet TopT Engkß! .Major F. w Crane. Pay
master, u. S. A; Cant. S. Hoyt, _C.SS t Army or the
Cumberland. aodM. 9 Mepham 4 Bro., So.at North
fcecond st. Prepared only by J. * C. MAGtJIIiE.
Chemists »no Druggist*. sombweat corner of Second
and Olive sold by all drugeUta. Beware
of counterfeit*, Trice, 75 cents ncr bottle.
For sale wholesale by S. SCOYIL. 79 Randolph-st,
tpicStt Ist raiaxnxa-nct
ISeiß Stthemsmtnts
Farwell, Field & Co,,
SUCCESSORS TO
COOLEY, FARWELL & CO.,
42, M & 16
Waba sli Avenue,
BEY GOODS
JOBBERS,,
Have the most attracting stock of Foreign and Do
mestic Dry Gooos west of New York, which wa are
selling nncer New York prices.
Tbe recent advance in all kinds of goods, which la
maintained in New York, with very heavy salca. ena
bles na to do this. my3-e99C*LM tu Tiiaaa.net
HALPO’^
ANNUAL DIRECTORY
OB'
CHICAGO FOR 1864.
Tbs undersigned respectfully Informs the public
that be baa commenced Us Seventh Annual Canvass
of this city for the regular Directory. From his many
years experience and Intimate knowledge of this elty,
be enjoys facilities for securing methodical accuracy,
that he feels hla eonflcence cannot be equalled by any
oihtr prrtlcs. His utmost personal attention, con
fined exclusively to this work, wlu be given during
Its preparation, and be pledges himself to produce a
book as complete as such a work evt be made.
T. HI. HAIPI.V,
Directory Printing and Publishing Ofilce, TJ Dearborn
surer, op flairs. roay.rgS-U
JpiRST NATIONAL BANK.
U. S. Depository.
MOSTHLY STATEMENT.
Capital paid In I9WJWO 00
Loans and Dlacouata ........ C2I,SW 53
Dcpodts. 1,311,115 Oi
Legal Tender SL,«J> 00
Circulation 170000 00
The (oreeolug la a correct report of the condition of
said Bask in respect to the Items name? therein on the
„.ateg.tSl. lM ,B4. e B RAIST«D.O»M.r.
, , Subscribed and sworn before me UU* 2d day
UxAL fof May, 1864. FRANKLIN HATSEWaT,
myS-eStn-U Notary Public.
gECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF .CHICAGO.
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
Loans and Discounts f UTjBU 57
Deposits * 713AA 6t
Specie and Legal Tender Notts .595j209 73
Circulation SiLuOO 00
The foregoing is % correct statement of the con'll'
tion ot tatanank in respect to the Items named therein
on tb* morning of May 2d, i«H. _ ~ k
J, A. ELLI9, President.
, , Sobserlbed and sworn to before me tnu 3d
\ skat. > day of Slav, 1594. FHED. MEYKK,
i i myS-e258-it Notary Public.
'J'HXKD NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO..
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
Loans and Discounts •
Deposit* a»,«5-78
Speclfemid Leiral Tendera.......; 23 2»95JS
Ctrcuhitlon • 4hWO W
The forerolngis a con ect report of the condluoa of
said In relation to the item*-named therein on
m °' nlas o, ia- j&ES. CuUe:.
, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2d
l““ t s . MACKENZIE.
niyS-g? Jt Notary Fnbllc, Cook Co., DL
rnHE FOURTH NATIONAL
JL BANK OF CHlCAGO.—vonthly statement of
eondlilon before commencing bualntsa May 2d. 1361
T.ohß*and Discountd.. H
Treatury Noies on hand 94,33) 90
Deposits In National Banka at Providence
sod Boston W. 131
Deposits htt.29B 82
Circulation *. Nona.
BENJ. LOMBARD. President.
Stats op Illetois, Coph jy op Cook, Cits* or Cm-
CAO^*RS.
On this second day of May. A. D.1564, personally ap
peared tte nndemfcncd a Notary Public in and for
fnW CUv, BENJAMIN LOMBARD, President of the
Fourth National Bank of Chicago, and made oath that
Uie torceoCoe certificate and toe matters and things
therein set forthare true. E- E. BB\I3TED,
mya d£6-U Notary Public.
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
IWL FIFTH NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO as
to the following items: .
Average amount of Loans and Discounts f27.sx> SS
average amount of Specie or Lawful Money
- of the United States* 15&5 li
Average amount of Deposits 35,217 SS
Average amount of Circulation None.
STAtao* liLuroiß, County o» Coox—ss.
On this second day of Star, 1861. personally came be
fore !be nnderriirued a Notary Public of said County,
ISAAC G. LOMBARD. Cashier of the Filth National
Bunk of Chicago, who. helm duly sworn upon hts oath,
says that the foregolnz ts a true and correct statement
ortho lt«ms therein stated, on the morulas of the sec
ond Tnesdavof May, l*di, before the transaction of
any business'on that day. „ „ ..
ISAAC G. LOMBARD, Cashier. .
Subscribed, and sworn to the diw antlycur*
) ratal. \above written. HENRY C. MOREY,
1 s—» my3-c985-lt Notary Public.
T HAVE THIS DAT A’SSOCIA
JL TKDwlthrae In tbe Wholesale and Retail *lgar
Business, Mr. I. MAYER, under tbe firm name of
A. Ifi&BCVS & CO.
Having lust received a choice lot of Cigars and To
bacco. we will be pleased to wait on our old patrons
andthepnedlc generally, at the old stand. iliS-mth
Clark street. A. MARCOS & CO.
Chicago, mya-elit-gtoet
TV EMOVAL & Kiikeby
Ckibave removed tbelr Boot and Shoe Store from
-thfjr oldsUndon the comer of Clark and Madison
stieete, to their new store !41 South Dearborn street,
three doors sonth of Madison, where they will be clad
to cee their old patrons and the public generally. Par
tlcnlarattextjon given to custom work.
znjS-elS^-Btoct
A GfOOD SECOND-HAND
XI PIAKO will bo imposed of
AT A BiBGAIN
By applying to 9. C. ORB. at Farwell, Field & Co.
roy2-cl2l-2tiiet
Jg N6 IN E
AT A BARGAIN.
Cylinder sixteen Inch borp, thirty Inch stroke—
Mice Iblttcen hundred dollars—lncluding ten foit
fly wheel, copper flued heater, steam pipe, governor
aud connections,
All in Good Order.
May be seen at Michigan Mills, State street, mw
Slrtremlislicet. or o Jply « 'S! « r p« w
my2-el7l litnei HAWKINS A CUArMAN.
piNE ASSORTMENT OF
Lunch, Traveling, Plc-3ic,
iVork and Children’s
BASKETS
AT KOSLE’S
Kotion and Toy Bazaar
CHAS. L*NOBLE & 00.,
175 Lake Street.
aps9cgllynet
Q.EORQE F. FOSTER,
(Successor to Foster & Hardenbergb.)
Ship Chandlers and Sail Makers.
Dealer In
Knnilla, Tarred & Cotton Hope, Backs, Twines,
Oakmn. Tar, Fitch, Faints, Oils, Anchors,
Chains, Blocks and Coal Tar, Ac.
Also on band, or made to order at abort notice,
Tents, Airnings, Wagon Covers,
Of new and old canvas.
217 South Water Street,
ap£ c£BMt-F4TT7-aet CHICAGO. ILL.
O.IBBERT HUBBARD & CO
SHIP CDASOLGS9
AND BAIL ISI AKERS
TWINES AND CORD AGS,
205 4207 South 'Water street, comer of Wells, Chicago
Manila and Tarred Rope, Sail Duck. Flags. Bags B4
Begging,Oaknm.Tar, Rich, Paints, OiU. «*Alns, Aa
ebere,Tackle Blocks and Oars. Also. GUI Sets. Seines,
Peine »nd Gill N't Twine, and everj-variety of Cottot.
Flax and Hemp Twines *, Coal Tar, Roofing Pitch and
Pelting*
tests, iffsnres, TAUPinras, wagos
tOTEBS, FLAGS, &e., it.
mhl7-a691-8w to sr&rnet
• AKIN, HDRLBHT & CO.,
•“commission mbbChants,
Js6 South Water atretst. Chic i?-j.
Cash advencea made on Grain, K*ar and Provisions
tobetoldhete,or lo Buflato, New York and BoU-a.
ABtZI. AXUf. J. U. UtTELECT. TnOMAS ASIJi.
ujyj.cßr-3teti-T*Tiift •
PORTABLE ENGINES.-
AStock of different sizes tor talc at LOW FIGURES.
WALWORTH, HUBBARD & CO.,
spSO-e52-Si-Sjt-TraTK-aei. 233 Lake street
NUMBER 292
Itfeki Biontistmtias
BOSS A GOSSiGE
BUCCS33OS3 TO
w. M. ROSS & co.,
At their OLD STAND,
167 and 169 Lake Street,
BLACK SILKS
Below market Prices.
CHECK SILKS.
Plain Poult de Sole,
Rich Dress Silks,
Figured Foulards.
“PIQUES.”
A Tery handsome lot of w Figured Pique*”for drenes
at SeTtn Shilling*.
SPRING GARMENTS
AND
SHAWLS.
Parasols, Son Umbrellas,
IVIc liming Goods,
BOSS & GOSSAGE’S.
tasg-re>it
xnxoAirr sTTLXi ones bilks.
A. a. DJW3C9 A cc^
COBSSTSI COBBS TSI COSBTT3I
a. O. DOWNS A CO.
oxriu, qcatirr or xosxxsa.
a. a. DOWNS a co.
mniro taed wine feints. at 50 cents.
A. a. DOWNS A CO,
aix amrxs tad eta' ctOAXCiaa, tibt cheap.
A. Q. DOWS3 * CO.
tig A r**rTF ITT. STRIP* SIUCO, MW ARRIVAL.
A. O. BOWSS * CO.
DUPLEX ELIPTIC SKIRT.
The most popular aid flexible In use.
JOJS-OWI A. O. DOW2TS A CO.
JP D. TATOB & CO.,
Snccewors to Shores, Tator & Co.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
27 Elver Street,
Have bow In store and daily arriving a large and well
selected stock of
STJ O--A_:R/S,
SVBVFS and MOLASSES,
Teas, Coffees,
Tobaccos, Spices,
Fish and Wooden Ware,
Also, A FULL STOCK OP
Dried and Preserved Fruits, Cigars, Soups,
Cordage, Sots, Sc., &e.
jy Close cisb buyers, we solicit your orders and
auentlos.
F. D. TATOR * CO.
V. D. TATOB. A, W. QBIDLXT,
ap37-d“: 1 8-3t w*M»TC*nct
TRADE SALES
-or-
BOOTS & SHOES
AT IVHOU'S.HE,
Every WEDNESDAY at 9« Well A. in.
We shall commence our regular sale of
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
much Bth) and continue thorn on ere*
rj Wednesday, Our stock Is alirays
open foi examination* and wiu be
kept toxatantly filled with the
Most Desirable Goods
OF THE SEASON.
• GOBE, WttlSOS Sc CO.,
Auctioneers, Si Lake afreet,
mhl-v557-sm-TTrwAT net
TTATS, CAPS
*”*■ AND
STRAW GOODS,
AT TTHOLESALB,
FOB THE BBBIHO TaiDE OF 19M.
E. P. L. BROOM,
SO LAKE STREET.
t hAva now on hand, and am dally receiving, frest
.ddltwns to oiS oftbe BABOE3T. BEST SELSfcIEB
and CHEAPEST STOCKS of
HATS, CAPS,.
STRAW GOODS, Ac., Ac.,
adapted to the
WESTERN TRADE,
ETtfdff«ed in Chicago. Merchants are re<iue«tfdtc
examine my stock, as they can make no bettereeleo
tlon in
ART MARKET.
E. P. L. BROOM, JOBBER OF HATS, CAPS, STBAW
GOODS, <tc.,&o LACE STRiiET, CHICAGO.
roh2s-biS9-2fit sa xu&xsnet
180^— SPRING TRADE.
TUTTLE, EIBBAED &00,
HCFOBXEBS AND JOBBERS OX
HARDWARE AND TIN PLATE,
Sails, Glass, Fence Wire,
Farming Tool**, *O.,
62 LAKE STREET,
Cor. of State, Chicago.
SET POX TUTTLE, 6SO, Sf. OSAT,
°- TT7-T.aA Icrrl *
Financial NOTicE.-Not
withstanding the action of the* 4 Boardot Trade"
or other local organizations in thu city, cr elsewhere
the ucderaißued,
Wholesale Grocers,
Win receive, at par, all notes of State Bank* which
are not more than of one per cent discount In the
CUyof KewTotk
_ GILMAN, GRATIS A FARWBLL, _
mj»eSslßt act jjj south Water street.
Nete aftherttementa.
CHINA.
■ We invite attention to our nnnsaal
lylarge andviiied stock of
CHINA, GLASS,
Silver-Plated Goods,
F!HE TABLE CSITLEB7,
TE.I T KAHTS*
VASES,
DECORATED CHINA,
And other articles pertaining to the
trade.
BURLEY & TYRRELL,
48 Lake Street.
ayyvdTPO ict Tu»ruAsu-net
DAVIS, SAWYER &CO.
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS
40 and 43 Lake Street,
If«▼« now In store, Bud dally anlTlßf,
very luye and complete Mwnoieil
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, pop*
chased for cash, at fhvorable periods,
whereby we are able to present to oar
friends and the Trade generally, every
Inducement, both In goods and pricey
that can be found East of West.
PAYIS, SAWYER 4 CO., Chicago.
Oor Arm In 5L Lonls 1* 5. C. DA7I3 4 CO.
mhia&32l-cut ic-w*Tiict
UNITES STATES
10-40 BONDS
Authorized by the lcl of 31arcli
3, ISAt
This Lata boar* date March Ist, isw, I* ndaemaW*
at the pleasure of We Gorenuueof, after ton rein,
and payable fortj yean from date, bearing Interest oft
tire per cent, per aim oca, payable in Com annually am
Bonds not over One Hundred Dollar*, and semi-ana*,
ally on all other Bonds.
The Third National Bank
OP CHICAGO.
Fiscal Agent of the United States,
la new prepared to receive subscriptions to the new
TZS-TOBTT LOAN as par. In Treasury Soto* or
National Currency*
Subscriber*-will receive bonds bearing internet front
dale of deposit with us, at par, or U they prefer, wCX
receive fall coupon bonds by paying accrued Intense
In coin, (or Treasury Notes or National currency, by
adding flity per cent, for premium,) from March drag
to date of subscription.
Coupon Bonds are now nearly ready for delivery*
and registered bonda will be, on or before Urn Nth of
April.
To Banks and Bankers In resting In these securittea
tor tbem&elvea or for re-sale a commission will be ah
lowed.
Subscriptions may be sent Co this Bank, free of
tbarge, by either the United States or American
press.
JAMRS H. BOWEN. President,
AMOS T. HALL. 7lca Pietldent
Iba Holms, Caehler. sp33-dWet
UNITED STATES
10-40 BONDS
Principal and Interest Payable is Sold.
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANI
OF CniCACJO.
IJ. S. Depository
Has been appointed azent for tne TKf-FOTTTT Loan,
and will receive subscriptions for the same at FAS
In Halted States or national Bank Notes. „
Interest will beßln on the day ol deposit with. this
Bank.
Subscribers who prefer It can have bonds beartn*
Interest from Marcs Ist, JSW. by paying the Interen
accrued from (bat day to the date of subscription,
either In gcbi or D. 8. currency. If paid in the utter,
fifty per cent, tor premium muse be added to the
amount cf Interest, until further notice.
Bemltaocesforsubscrirtion*. marred *3. C. Ffrtk
National Bank. Chicago," may be sent by the Amcir
c*n or Drjtea States Express Compiles, to Ibis
Bank, free of charge. , . .
Banks and Bankers will be allowed a commission
onailßubacripncmssenttothttoincfl}
apl9-dIGB-U-pet JC. A. BKAIBTaP, Cash*r»
HERRING’S
Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURBIAR-PROOf
SAFES.
40 STATE STREET, CHICAGO.
apl-b&rJ-SmTg-aAATrr net
REMOVAL.
J. T. JEWETT haa removed his Boot and Shoo t
TO 137 DEARBORN STREET,
Opposite the Post Office. ap23^l94tnct
CROCKERY,
CHINA, GLASSWARE,
AND
KEROSENE GOODS,
AT LESS IDAS EASTERS PRICES.
MERCHANTS
Will Find Our Stock'
VERT COMPLETE.
BOWEN BROTHERS,
Importers and Jobbers, 21 lakertreet
ap2D-d3SVru»inu3AaAT-aet
C.M. Henderson & Go.,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
BOOTS Bb SB OH*.
We bare remor ed to our new and spacious store*
Nos. 4, 6 & 8 LIKE STREET,
Opposite the Adams W'nw.
And are io offcr t0 tte TBADS
Tks Largest and moat Complete Stock of
BOOTS AND SHO.ES
DT THE COUNTRY.
Onr warranted Custom Made Work is munzpaMd.
We especially lurlte the attention of large dealer*
who buy only by tbopackage, aa we will otfer them
great Inducements. We defy either Bass
or We<»t. mhS-irTMVm-TPAaA-nefc
J^ENOVAL..
I bare removed my stock to
149SontL. Water Street,
•Where I'•111 be happy to see all my old customer*
ana as many new ones as may favor me with a tali
In my stock will at alltlm.es be found alarze and fail
assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Green and Diied Fmits,
l’.v:vt;v GKOCSKIHS
AND
Hermetically Sealed Caned Emits
Put up errires»ly for fkmlly use. Orders will reeelro
prompt attention MATTHEW GRAPP.
Chicago, May Ist. ISftl. myl-e)9l-3wnet
MECHANICS’ SAYINGS BANK
XIX OP CHICAGO. No. 8 SoatD Clark btreat,
Loomis’ Block, fell doors from south Water atraat.
This Institution will receive for stvlng suroa of OS a
DOLLAR AND DPWAkDS, from MatKauWa.
from * to *. oa Tue*lay and Satordar
eveSrls P of credit wB be l«ned onall part*
or Europe. Collections made In England. France and
Germany? J. H. P.\LM, Secretary of the Preach.
Italian and German Departmant oz the aoovo Rank,
myl-ras-Sinet
JNSURE WITH THE
Sfercbintsilnannnee Company
Of Chicago. Office Hilliard's Block, northeast comew
(Jlaifc and South Water stxeeu, ap*w2l>isWf«